Sorry I haven't been around, but this parenting thing sure can be time consuming.
Happy birthday Roh! Yesterday (4/11) was also my DSs birthday. He's 12!!!! I wanted it to be special so he knows he's still my baby. He wanted chili cheese dogs and chocolate pie for dinner, and I feel pretty proud that I managed to make both from scratch while wearing Baby K. Side note, DS is officially my height - 5'4"!!
I look at the twins and remember when DS was that small. Sigh.
Glow, love the cards. I still need to get something done, but free time for things like that seems non existent.
City, don't beat yourself up over cosleeping!
As for getting her to sleep in the bassinet... Don't overlook the power of swaddling. Even if she acts like she doesn't like it, she will sleep better. Also, I think it's easier to transfer a swaddled baby from arms to crib without waking hom/her up.
Loo, sorry about the screaming fests.
My boys have started doing the same thing in the evenings. Fortunately, it's only been lasting about an hour. Still exhausting, but nowhere near as long as what you've described.
I think I will video the episode tomorrow for posterity sake.
Breastfeeding question.... For the past two nights the boys have missed a nighttime feed. They eat at 8ish, and then sleep till 1ish. Thus, my boobs have been extremely full/hard when they wake up. Should I pump off the extra milk after they eat at 1 so my body doesnt decrease my overall supply of milk? Or will my body just adjust the time of production? I've worked hard to get milk production up, so I don't want to jeopardize it, but I'm not looking forward to pumping after a nighttime feed either (they take so long already).